[WEEKEND TRIVIA] Sum 41 - In Too Deep: Y2K or 2K1?
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Do you associate Y2K futurism with the 90s or 2000s?
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[WEEKEND TRIVIA] Billie Eilish - bad guy: Closer to 2017 or 2021?
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A character in a piece of family-friendly media acts drunk
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What is a television show with no bad episodes?
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This meme from 2019 predicted the pandemic
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This meme from 2018 completely got 2024 memes wrong
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Does anyone remember when Pennies were still a thing?
Memes that were created in another time and got here via a faulty time machine.
Matilda — 1996
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We're starting to see 2010s nostalgia ads
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What is an ending to a cartoon episode that made you tear up?
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When did this design trend die out?
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Who is the best parent in television history?
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The first episode of Happy Tree Friends debuted just four days after the fall of the Portuguese Empire
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I miss the old YouTube
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What is your favorite duo with this dynamic?
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Since we are in the mid-2020s now, what is the most "early 2020s/Biden era" show to ever exist? I'll start:
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A Babylon Bee article predicted Ye's Cuck album and the songs that would be featured on it
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The South Park episode "Prehistoric Ice Man", which was released in 1999, is about a person from 1996 being unfrozen and being treated as an anomaly. If that episode came out today, it would be about a guy from 2022 being unfrozen.
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Who is the best parent in television history?
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r/decadeology is full of posts like this
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How would culture be affected if Trump lost the 2016 election?
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What is the most heartwarming moment you've seen in a television show?
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